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Oct 31, 2022 58 min

RE 402: What to Expect

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Today we have Emily. She is 34, from Cincinnati, OH and took her last drink on Aug 27th, 2022. Today's Sponsor: Café RE Highlights from Paul All emotions are created equal and you need them all equally. Here is why. In the world of duality we need opposites for defining purposes. I want to tie this into recovery one more time. Do not gauge your recovery success on your emotions. You will feel them all. Yes, do more of what you enjoy, but thank the other side of that for telling you what you don't enjoy. [11:35] Emily is married and has 2 little boys, ages 5 and 8. She runs a bar in downtown Cincinnati. Emily enjoys being crafty and making stuff. Emily doesn't remember seeing any unhealthy alcohol behavior in her home while growing up. Emily was 13 the first time she got drunk. 20 years old and in college Emily got her first bartending job. She met her husband working in the bar in Cincinnati and they have now been together for 13 years. After having her first baby Emily got out of bartending and into alcohol sales. This escalated her drinking. She then got pregnant with her 2nd and went back to bartending after that. As her kids got older there was more drinking and drugs…while still getting up and taking care of her kids and responsibilities. January 2021 Emily quit drinking for 5 months. This year Emily changed jobs, started working at a new bar with good friends. Emily was approaching 1 month sober at the time of her interview. Ben's Friends https://www.bensfriendshope.com/ Kris's Summary Recovery Reinvented - The event will be held in person on November 3 in Grand Forks North Dakota. But if you can't make it to Grand Forks, don't worry, the event is available online as well! It's 100% FREE to attend. www.recoveryreinvented.com.

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